Rate My Professor Amy Maguire

Maguire's contributions have been recognized with numerous awards, notably the Australian Research Council Mid-Career Industry Fellowship (2024-2028), a $1.14 million grant with the Australian Human Rights Commission to develop a national human rights index and support law reform. Additional accolades include the Australian Awards for University Teaching Citation for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning (2019), Vice-Chancellor's Awards for Early Career Researcher of the Year and Excellence in Teaching (2016, 2015), Dean's Research Award (2018), and several faculty teaching and research excellence awards. Key publications encompass 'Self-determination claimant groups and the creation of international norms' (2021), 'Climate change-related displacement of coastal and island peoples: human rights implications' (2020), 'National human rights institutions in Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand: plugging the accountability gap' (2024), 'Torres Strait Islanders Leading the Charge on the Human Rights Implications of Climate Change: Daniel Billy et al. v Australia' (2023, University of Western Australia Law Review), and 'REPARATIONS AND FIRST NATIONS' LEGAL RIGHTS IN AUSTRALIA' (2023, University of New South Wales Law Journal). Through her scholarship, policy advice, and public engagement, she influences human rights discourse and reform in Australia and internationally.